APPLICATION--ACOUSTIC PANELS.(Brief Article)
American School & University, June, 2001
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FOAM PANELS PROVIDE NOISE SOLUTION With 12-foot walls, concrete ceiling beams, tile floors and drywall creating an echo effect in classrooms, officials at the Shir Hadash Religious School, Los Gatos, Calif., looked to illbruck for help with acoustics. The school experimented by installing acoustic panels made of willtec foam in one classroom and was satisfied with the result.
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"Before we installed the panels, the classroom sounded like a warehouse," says Sherri Geeser, principal. "It was hard enough to hear if only one person was speaking; during a group ...
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